The digital advancement of new technology within the last few years has given hackers new tools at their disposal, proving that any organization is susceptible to an attack.
Insurers are “reviewing areas in their portfolios where underwriting action is needed, and reevaluating capacity deployment.” This likely means insurance companies will start tightening the requirements to even be eligible to purchase cyber policies,
As we head into the holidays, here are a few things to consider before you start submitting orders.
After running for two decades, Adobe asks users to be proactive in uninstalling Flayer Player to protect and secure their systems.
The Ryuk ransomware, operated by the TrickBot gang, was first spotted in August of 2018, but gained notoriety in 2019 once they began demanding multi-million-dollar ransoms from hospitals, local governments, and privately owned companies.
Formerly “Office 365 Advanced Threat Protection”, Microsoft Defender for Office 365 offers a line of protection tools in an Office 365 subscription. With the right subscription you can have many of these tools right at your fingertips.
A brief update on the rise in cybercrime during the COVID-19 pandemic, the security issues Zoom users are experiencing, and the rebranding initiative Microsoft is working through with Office 365.
Cybercriminals are leveraging the hype and hysteria linked with the growing COVID-19 pandemic as a tool to steal passwords and data.
Since launching our Cyber Security department in 2019, we’ve received a whirlwind of questions surrounding this developing business need. While some of these questions involve understanding the motives or methods of hacking, many revolve around the criminals that perpetrate these damaging attacks on businesses. Today we would like to highlight just how complex this issue can be and address the more common misconceptions we hear from both large and small businesses looking to learn more and start engaging in preventative measures to protect against hacking attempts.
Last week, Louisville Geek was asked to speak at a Business Development Luncheon, hosted by Republic Bank. The topic of our presentation was cybersecurity, so we decided to come up with 10 things you can do in 10 days to better protect yourself from cybercrime. The following is a rundown of what we presented.
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